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the by law the administration is supposed to issue a report about regulations in the pipeline that will have significant economic impact. it is supposed to happen in april and october. those deadlines were never met in 2012. instead we got the administration's regulatory agenda on the friday afternoon before christmas. on federal register where regulations are housed, 77,000 pages. 3700 proposed new rules and regulations. estimated cost of implementing the administration's new regulatory agenda is more than $123 billion and will likely require companies to spend 13.6 million man-hours processing all the necessary paperwork. >> they control cost of products that you, that you buy. they control the, your living conditions, your work conditions. they limited kinds of activities that you can do. they limit things you can do with your own property. they subject people to all kinds of violations that they had no idea they were doing. that of course can ultimately impact somebody's liberty. >> because some of these regulation haves criminal penalties and you could wind up in jail. many of the
the by law the administration is supposed to issue a report about regulations in the pipeline that will have significant economic impact. it is supposed to happen in april and october. those deadlines were never met in 2012. instead we got the administration's regulatory agenda on the friday afternoon before christmas. on federal register where regulations are housed, 77,000 pages. 3700 proposed new rules and regulations. estimated cost of implementing the administration's new regulatory agenda...
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obama administration than it did in either bush or the reagan administration. david: hold on a second congresswoman. i have to argue with that point. because we just put up the numbers. as i said the last three years of bush it went from 9 trillion to 10 trillion. the first three years of president obama it went from 10 trillion to 16 trillion. that's a huge increase. >> well, but this is not because of spending -- this is because the government has been spending to -- more people are on programs because of the unemployment etc., and so we have had a problem. i was on the simpson bowles commission. i actually introduced my own plan that did more deficit reduction, including, for example, creating a public option in healthcare that would save 104 billion dollars over ten years. so there are ways that we can do it, but to say that we're not -- we're going to jeopardize the economy of the united states and frankly even the world by not paying the bills that have already been incurred is absolutely -- [talking over to each other] david: you were willing to bring us
obama administration than it did in either bush or the reagan administration. david: hold on a second congresswoman. i have to argue with that point. because we just put up the numbers. as i said the last three years of bush it went from 9 trillion to 10 trillion. the first three years of president obama it went from 10 trillion to 16 trillion. that's a huge increase. >> well, but this is not because of spending -- this is because the government has been spending to -- more people are on...
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so, i think as we try to a tackle or as the congress and the administration tried to tackle the deficit problem, we have to be very careful not to make the mistakes that were made in europe, much too much short on contraction. we need to have a policy that will over the coming decade bring down the size of the fiscal deficit, but not over the coming year. david: finally on the fed. we had all this breaking news, so we had to shorten this segment, the fed, you have not been a big fan of what they have been doing. why do you think the fed is going in exactly the opposite direction that should be? >> well, i think there just continuing to buy assets at a tremendous rate, were talking about $85 billion a month to my trillion dollars. they think that by doing that they're helping housing. they probably are, that is not sustainable. i mean, they pushed up house prices artificially by driving mortgage rates down to the extremely low levels. so i think that they aren't taking serious risks about building a too much liquidity in the banking system that is going to be very expensive and potential
so, i think as we try to a tackle or as the congress and the administration tried to tackle the deficit problem, we have to be very careful not to make the mistakes that were made in europe, much too much short on contraction. we need to have a policy that will over the coming decade bring down the size of the fiscal deficit, but not over the coming year. david: finally on the fed. we had all this breaking news, so we had to shorten this segment, the fed, you have not been a big fan of what...
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attorney for the southern district of manhattan during the clinton administration for about nine years. now that includes wall street of course. she was not known as a, big financial crimes prosecutor. nonetheless, she has a reputation for being very tough. the president spoke to that today in announcing his, her, nomination. take a listen. >> so i would say that is a pretty good run. you don't want to mess with mary jo. as one former sec chairman said, mary jo does not intimidate easily. that's important. because she has a big job ahead of her. >> the record that the president, the record the president was talking about there includes her team putting john gotti behind bars for the very first time. it took the teflon off the teflon don. she also prosecuted the terrorist behind the 199 world trade center bombing, including the leader, ramsey juice seven. she, after leaving the u.s. attorneys off became a white-collar defense attorney and her clients included among others ken lewis, the former ceo of bank of america. also today the president renominating richard cordray. richard cordray
attorney for the southern district of manhattan during the clinton administration for about nine years. now that includes wall street of course. she was not known as a, big financial crimes prosecutor. nonetheless, she has a reputation for being very tough. the president spoke to that today in announcing his, her, nomination. take a listen. >> so i would say that is a pretty good run. you don't want to mess with mary jo. as one former sec chairman said, mary jo does not intimidate easily....
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the administration is nominating a person, or military war veteran, th vietnam war veteran. republicans they say those in opposition perhaps some lack of support for israel, one saying he is not a senator from israel, he voted against the iran sanctions and opposed the iraq surge. coming down to where we are in washington is all about spending and military spending. spew his nose as we make tough fiscal choices we have to do so wisely. guided by our strategy and keep the military the strongest we have ever known. speed would have to know all options on the table to restore the fiscal health but we sure can't walk away from the table when it comes to our number one responsibilities of the federal government, that is keep the american people safe. rich:this is a fight we thought maybe would be over tw in two weeks, it is not. it is up now. sandra: thank you, rich edson. ashley: earnings season kicks off tomorrow with alcoa reporting earnings after the bell as we get the next season underway. our next guest is thinking out of his crystal ball and giving you three names that cou
the administration is nominating a person, or military war veteran, th vietnam war veteran. republicans they say those in opposition perhaps some lack of support for israel, one saying he is not a senator from israel, he voted against the iran sanctions and opposed the iraq surge. coming down to where we are in washington is all about spending and military spending. spew his nose as we make tough fiscal choices we have to do so wisely. guided by our strategy and keep the military the strongest...
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and when ever, we were in the majority, we, democrats we passed it, even in the bush administration. because you knew it had to pass. now i don't, i'm not trying to make any excuses for, for political demagoguery in the past but the fact is, the fact is what is knew that republicans seem serious about not raising the debt ceiling and that can throw the economy into real depression. david: what is new the degree of spending in this country we haven't really had before. >> that is not true. david: hold on a second. you hear a lot of people talk about numbers in the future. the president says i'm for reducing spending by so much trillion dollars. let's look at the numbers that have happened. the numbers we can put up from the department of treasury. 2008, we saw $3 trillion of spending. we saw that jump in 2009, of course a lot of that was as a result of this stimulus but those numbers, that $500 billion more in spending, that this president has brought on board has remained for the past four fiscal years. so we have this 20% increase in spending. that is really different. that is one o
and when ever, we were in the majority, we, democrats we passed it, even in the bush administration. because you knew it had to pass. now i don't, i'm not trying to make any excuses for, for political demagoguery in the past but the fact is, the fact is what is knew that republicans seem serious about not raising the debt ceiling and that can throw the economy into real depression. david: what is new the degree of spending in this country we haven't really had before. >> that is not true....
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but in the long-term, a man who worked with the clinton administration and also worked with the lbj, today is the anniversary of martin luther king, he said that could not have been done without tremendous effort to reaching out to the other side. here's what he said: >> i think that reflects reality here is which things cannot get done without some republican votes. it is a matter of math; right? you have to have some republican votes. i think the concern with some democrats is that the rhetorical push right now from the white house isn't making that easier. you know -- david: by the way, we're looking at live pictures of the president. i believe he's on pennsylvania avenue; is that right? you would know that. it's the pennsylvania walk after the luncheon; right? >> right, getting close to the white house where the parade stand is. you know -- david: keep those pictures up if you can while gerry is talking. >> they got a fiscal cliff deal done at the end of the year by getting some democrats and republicans in the house voting together. that's going to have to be the model. i think
but in the long-term, a man who worked with the clinton administration and also worked with the lbj, today is the anniversary of martin luther king, he said that could not have been done without tremendous effort to reaching out to the other side. here's what he said: >> i think that reflects reality here is which things cannot get done without some republican votes. it is a matter of math; right? you have to have some republican votes. i think the concern with some democrats is that the...
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the huge loss it is incurred from the 2008 purchase of countrywide financial. >>> the food and drug administration is proposing new food safety rules in efforts to prevent food-borne illness. the fda proposal will require farmers to take new precautions against contamination. food manufacturers will have to submit safety plans to the government showing they're keeping their operations clean. >>> democratic nancy pelosi will play hardball with alec baldwin and tina fey on "30 rock". the final episode airs january 31st. that is the late from fox business network, giving you the power to prosper liz: good news. the movie industry posted record sales for the domestic box-office in 2012 thanks to growth in attendance. so can the studios who make these movies maintain the momentum into 2013? david: let's ask hollywood heavyweight peter gruber. the chairman and ceo of manned la day entertainment. a good friend of this program and this network. good to see you, peter. >> you too. david: every i don't know, three or four years we hear a new gizmo, new gadget that will kill the box-office in
the huge loss it is incurred from the 2008 purchase of countrywide financial. >>> the food and drug administration is proposing new food safety rules in efforts to prevent food-borne illness. the fda proposal will require farmers to take new precautions against contamination. food manufacturers will have to submit safety plans to the government showing they're keeping their operations clean. >>> democratic nancy pelosi will play hardball with alec baldwin and tina fey on...